The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-01-13
Cotton-Good middling, 81 cents.
Trade is dull With the merchants.

Cotton-Good middllng, st cents.
Trade is dull with the merchants.
The measles are abating in the city.
S. Sheriff Bolt, at present. has nine board.
ers.
e All the schools in the city are we'll at
tended.
The demand for farms is fully up to the
average.
No great amount of news to write about
this week.
Read Messrs. Brownlee & Browns adj
vertisement.
Theyweataer for tie past ten days has
been spretty sarching."
After Saturday the books of the County
Treasurer will be closed.
Anderson and orangeburg will soon be
united by the marriage tie.
The cold wave signal was lioisted on
Monday, and the wave came, too.
The quarterly statement of the Ander-
son; National hank IS published this week
The trains on the Savannah Valley
rarely ever fail to come ecin on schedule
time u =. @-.
The Insurance agents in the city have
been distributing g some very pretty calen-
dars.
There were not as many changes of
! residences in Anderson this New Year as
usual. M ssfss is
We are indebted to friend D. A. zeag-
Ter, Of. Denver, Col, for late Colorado
/ papers.
Marriage notices and religious notices
are published without any charge. Send
them In. E
On account of the severe weather, work
on the now Methodist Church has been
suspended. !:
There will be tho usual number of
eclipses-two of the sun and two of the
moon-tl,is year.
Pedestrian preferred the sunny side of
The streeea on Monday. The icy pave
ments wens not SAFE, $50:
Preaching may be expected at the Bap-
tist Church next Sunday morning at
I'll 30, by Rev. L., ,M. Aver.
Fears are entertained that the small
grain crop: has been badly damaged by
the extreme cold weather.
Mr. W. .E. Gonzales, one Of the efficient
representatives Of the Neus gand Courier,
was in the city on Monday.
Cotton buying at Pelzer has been sus-
pended for the season, the company hay-
i1g completed its purchases.
We win soon, be forced to part with a
: fey Of our subscribers, unless they pay
up. Wecan't live on promises.
3 Rev. A. T. Dunlap will preach at Ebe.
nezer on next Sunday at IL o'clock a. M,
andat Smiths Chapel atsp.m.
Alocal weather prophet says we are go.
ing to have long, cold winter, and that
this years crops will be abundant.
Chief Bdshyhead, Of the Cherokee In
( dians, ,9has been spending q. few days in the
s4ctty, and called to see us last Tuesday.
lyon want to have year of compare.
tive happiness eat'less, drink less, smoke
less and think less about getting rich.
Our Devil says he is getting tired of
yelling "shut the door! Bear this in
{ mind the next time you visit our office.
s The residents of the city should not
I neglect to make their Returns to the City
Clerk. The time expires on the Goth inst.
Several gentlemen from the lower Sec
] tion.of the State have recently been in An
derson prospecting with:a view of settling
here;
Married, in Williamson, on 18th De.
cember, by Rev. D. W. .Hiott, MI. James
w. .Welborn and Miss T. E. Elrod, all Of
Anderson County.
The members of Anderson Division.
Sons Of Temperance. are urged to be
present at the meeting to be held this
tThursday) evening.
Mr.. q Jones, who has been fined
to his room from sickness for several
weeks past, is, we are glad to say, able to
attend business again.
We.understand that measles of most
violent; type are, raging in the Eastern
section of the County. Several deaths
have occurred from them.
We venture the assertion that "Uncle
samp has nbmore efficient or accommo-
dating officer in his service than Post.
master Webb, of Anderson.
It Is a bad idea to make one enemy in
order to secure two friends, for long after
the friends have forgotten you the enemy
. holds you in active recollection.
Married, on Dec. 10th. 1886, by DR.. W.
4. Sharp. Notary Public, at Towneville,
8. O., Mr.. NJ. 81. Moore and Miss R. A.
Hatcher. AN of Anderson County.
: Messrs. White & White recently re.
:. ceived an order from a wholesale drug
: firm for twelve gross of the various prep
{ arations which they are manufacturing.
--- We return our thanks to Mr.. James l.
Taylor, General Passenger Agent of tie
Richmond and Danville system, for 8
complimentary pass over the G. .& G. di.
vision.
II there is anything in the old Dutch
sign about the first twelve days after
Christmas, June, July and the greater
part of August of this year will be we
months.
"The Two Dans' will be in Anderson
on or about the 18th inst. This Company
visited Anderson last winter, and gave
one of the best comedy performances evel
seen here.